Science - Grade 3
Science - Grade 3 (2 of 2) investigates plants and animals, and how traits are passed from parent to offspring. It examines how plants are sorted into flowering and nonflowering categories. Animal characteristics are described and sorted into major groups based on key characteristics. Topics include climate and weather, our solar system, and natural resources.
Science - Grade 3
Science - Grade 3 (1 of 2) examines the states, properties, and changes that happen to matter. It also explores the forms of energy, investigates concepts of electricity and magnetism, and describes motion and forces. Knowledge of all these concepts lead to exploring the technological advancements that improve everyone's lives.
Science - Grade 4
Science - Grade 4 (2 of 2) examines life cycles, animal adaptations, ecosystems, food webs, and using fossil data to provide evidence of how our Earth has changed over time. It also explores the Earth's major systems, materials (rocks and minerals), surface materials (landforms), as well as weather patterns, the water cycle and natural disasters.
Science - Grade 4
Science - Grade 4 (1 of 2) examines the scientific method, solving problems of engineering, matter, energy, and magnetism. It also explores space including Earth's place and its movement, as well as the different planets and objects in our solar system.
Science - Grade 5
Science - Grade 5 (2 of 2) investigates structures and functions of organisms, ecology and evolution, Earth’s spheres, the geosphere, engineering and natural resources, and the Sun, Moon, and Earth Systems. Activities include identifying plant and animal anatomy; explaining the flow of matter; describing climate change, evolution, weathering and erosion, seasons and the moon cycle; and predicting, modeling, and observing across these topics to draw conclusions.
Science - Grade 5
Science - Grade 5 (1 of 2) identifies important scientific discoveries and the scientific method, describes the engineering design process, and explains different types of technology found in everyday life. It also examines matter, energy, forces, magnetism, and concludes with explaining astronomy and the solar system.
Science - Kindergarten
Science - Kindergarten (2 of 2) explores key characteristics of plants and animals and how they work in various settings such as rainforests, deserts, rivers, and oceans. It also explores how plants and animals may change the environment in which they are found. It will explore the components that make up Earth, and it will explore the various weather changes. They will also complete two projects in this course about river lands and weather patterns.
Science - Kindergarten
Science - Kindergarten (1 of 2) examines basic scientific processes and methods. Those processes and methods are then used to identify the senses, classify matter, and describe energy, motion, and force. It also explores the engineering design process through designing a structure that will reduce the effects of the Sun on Earth.